Thank you so much for the advice I’m going to have to try this!!!!

When I was doing my baking professionally, I would buy gold, bronze and silver luster dusts, and use ONE of them to and put a little in a tiny bowl and add about 1/2 capful of vodka. Add more luster dust for more vibrancy. I would paint it wherever it was needed. Within about a minute, it would dry, the vodka would evaporate. This is also when it’s no longer “alcoholic”.

You can also do this with coconut oil if you want to not use alcohol! ^ 🫶🏽

​@pamthompson2978 Unfortunately, alcohol doesn't evaporate completely. That's something to keep in mind if you're baking for someone who absolutely cannot have alcohol

@@shanzehkhan6858 I’m curious if you’ve personally used the coconut oil in place of the alcohol? I’ve not heard of using coconut oil in this manner.

Fr!!

Lmao 😂

That’s a beautiful gold. Congratulations 🎉

Just sent this video to the tech team which includes product development, lets hope they can lead you to the right one for you. :)

@@jennifertalwar6099hey, that’s awesome. I know literally nothing about cake decoration but it’s cool that people are getting together to help, including you 😊

@@jennifertalwar6099that’s so cool!

Wow!!! Wilton?! Only brand I use when I do cakes and frosted cookies. 😊 Hopefully, y'all can help her out! ❤

Can you share the technique Wilton advises?

So do you not mix any luster dust into the icing at all? You only have it coat the piping bag? I've never tried that technique, but I'm absolutely going to try!

Yes you must! I visited London and traveled on the tube to pickup a cake! So worth it❤